Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003
Div 93 Improperly obtained registered property interests
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Division 9.3 Improperly obtained registered property interests (3) However, the Minister may, after all confiscation proceedings in relation to forfeited property are finalised and before the public trustee and guardian deals with the property under subsection (1) or (2), direct that the property be dealt with in accordance with the direction (including in accordance with a law stated in the direction). (4) The public trustee and guardian must comply with the Minister’s direction. (5) Also, if the DPP tells the public trustee and guardian that forfeited property has evidentiary value in a criminal proceeding, the property must not be sold or otherwise disposed of before the criminal proceeding is finalised, other than— (a) for the purpose of vesting the property at law in the Territory or allowing the public trustee and guardian to take control of the (b) in accordance with a written direction of the DPP. Division 9.3 Improperly obtained registered property interests